Alright so it's gel, what do i do with it? put spots around the house and they eat it?
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It's a gel that you use around the house. Put little drops around the hinges of your cupboard doors and the side panels of the draws in the kitchen, and anywhere else you see roaches.
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Yes, and it does work better than anything else I've tried. Especially in the long run.
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Yes, and i suggest you put the gel on a piece of cardboard or something, so you don't need to clean it in case they don't eat it.
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I'm very surprised. I added "attractant", hung it out and caught several. You could try adding hamburger or soda. I know they are attracted to soda cans if left out.
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I have these bees too. I don't think so. The problem is where to apply the product. I'd change my response to say that if you could figure a way to put this where they burrow probably.
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It should be a gel. Maybe it got too hot. It might work anyway. They sell it in several forms
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Put in cabinets , or within the sofa , necessarily not near the heater because the heat will melt the gel bait an make it useless. One thing I love about the gel bait is that when the "roaches" eat the bait they take it back to their colony and infect everyone else. After that they don't die in hidden places they tend to come out in the open and just die anywhere in the kitchen. From my experience that's what happened to me I come home and they are all just laying dead on the kitchen floor. Also put in places where you won't mop the floor. This product is highly effective and can last up to 1 - 2 years without reusing it. Put in cabinets , or within the sofa , necessarily not near the heater because the heat will melt the gel bait an make it useless. One thing I love about the gel bait is that when the "roaches" eat the bait they take it back to their colony and infect everyone else. After that they don't die in hidden places they tend to come out in the open and just die anywhere in the kitchen. From my experience that's what happened to me I come home and they are all just laying dead on the kitchen floor. Also put in places where you won't mop the floor. This product is highly effective and can... » Read More Put in cabinets , or within the sofa , necessarily not near the heater because the heat will melt the gel bait an make it useless. One thing I love about the gel bait is that when the "roaches" eat the bait they take it back to their colony and infect everyone else. After that they don't die in hidden places they tend to come out in the open and just die anywhere in the kitchen. From my experience that's what happened to me I come home and they are all just laying dead on the kitchen floor. Also put in places where you won't mop the floor. This product is highly effective and can last up to 1 - 2 years without reusing it. « Show Less
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It should be used like a hypodermic needle. Place gel in amounts about the size of a pea in areas that ants would travel and you will see great results, but it does take a few days. Once the ants find it the results will be fairly quick!
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Call your county landfill and ask what the requirements are where you live. I captured the gel waste and took it to a toxic waste collection site maintained by the county.
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Just add more water to the fill line. The gel inside lasts a really long time.
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Depending on the size of the ant mound (their colony) it can take a couple of days. They need to take it home and share it with the zillions of ants down in the ground, especially the queen ant. BE PATIENT and keep feeding them fresh gel. If it dries out they can't eat it. Other than digging out the colony, and finding the EGGS and queen and destroying them all by hand using bait is the only way I know of riding them. And this is simply the BEST bait I've ever found.
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probably not, and there is no need. I've placed several pea-sized drops on a tree trunk that had an ant nest (ants were going up and down the tree constantly). The ants will find the gel. In my experience, after a couple days, the ants were gone
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Put the whole trap in a bucket of water, it only takes a very short while until the little buggers have drowned. Then simply open the lid and dump them in the trash, they'll be right at home.
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It is a one time use. The ants will tunnel continuously and they also consume the gel. This is one of the coolest things I ever bought. I highly recommend it. The ants are really amazing creatures. Get harvester ants if possible.
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Make sure that you don't have a layer of any spray insecticide before applying the gel. They won't come near it if you do. The roaches that feed on it, take it back into the nest to share, so within a couple of days, you should see some coming out to die. Check underneath things, as well, like your refrigerator and microwave. Also, you only need small quirts near the evidence of the pests. Hope this helps.
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Find out where they are living and lay down a bunch of glue traps will help and that unit you bought is bogus , just caught a couple mice on glue traps, gets them everytime .
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I'm confused by the gel. The gel that came with mine is soft and sticky. The ants just get stuck in it and die. I seem to remember having one of these before and the gel was solid. What I have is so soft that it's impossible to tunnel and my ants get stuck in the goop and die.
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You can either throw away the entire thing or just the dead ants and replace the gel.
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spray it with a water bottle every week or so. Depends on how dry it is in your home.